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Had their birthrate after world war II not collapsed, there would've been between 400 to 700 million Japanese people today
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>>225001619
What you don't understand, little Dhahiri

Is that the people who would have had children wouldn't be the Aristocrats or Craftsmen, but rather the peasants who didn't even have family names untill Europeans made them adopt one

This is the biggest issue with countries that didn't "organically" have a middle class before being introduced to modern medicine that stops infant deaths and starch that's not completely dependent on Environment to give you carbs

It's like talking about Russia being potentially 500m without realising the context of how the quality of these extra 400M would be

Best case scenario Japan and Russia do the China/India model where they have a large population but are able to grow a huge middle class

Worse case scenario is Pakistan or Zoomalia or Brazil
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That's ALOT of onaholes
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>>225001830
Let me explain racistly:

If they treat their own people like that I can fully expect to be treated the same. I don’t care if it’s different now. It’s just a fact of life and it’s inherited.



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